A kinder way to email

Cari Nazeer
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1 min readJun 22, 2020

đŸ“© Today’s tip: Batch your emails to save your coworkers (and yourself) a lot of stress.

Unless you’re firing off a note about something urgent, you probably don’t need to send an email for every request or update as soon as it pops into your head. Instead, bundle non-timely things into one message. Sending fewer emails doesn’t just reduce your colleagues’ inbox clutter; it reduces the things they have to keep track of throughout the workday. (Same goes for you, too.)

Just being a person in the world right now is already a stressful experience. Minimizing the stress you add on top of that, even in small ways, is a gift.

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Cari Nazeer
Cari Nazeer

Written by Cari Nazeer

Former lead editor, Forge @ Medium

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